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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 15, 1896 · page 4

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Blur-"Want.”To Lamond,
mots. not exceedinn ave
, :throu timemoo: nixtimeu.
in Woes itculluo. Marriage and

. Schedule at rate- ior'dla.
furnished on applies»

Bun-By mail. in advance.
.W: One month. soc: three
Mt lentonths. ”Name your.“
hummmawoek. to bopuld
’t l n

. A—No. fl ‘7th street.

 

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. welcome at The Sentinel oflloe.
, , of our news. you will confer a
”about“. sending or brlucina it

, lion tor the convenience of those
“to leave items of news or other mat—
.bo‘ lound at the entrunce to The Bentl-
L 9 v‘
. Wmmould inalloasee be ad-
“ THE EVENING BENTINEL.
v ' ‘ Booth Norwnlk. Conn.

Evening Sentinel has a Circulation

Mu of Number”; and its Suburbs

, , ,C‘omlderably, than the Comln‘md
4" ‘7 ' Mono! the other Time Local Dail-

‘ Press Room ill. always open to

. , Telephone Calls.
m Moe. 92-5.

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lilo nob office. 56-4.

 

York Herold Weather gambit.
weather todov promises to be pnrily
lgbt min on the coasts. Tomorrow it prom—

to be genemllv [mm fair to partly cloudy
d slightly warmer. loflomd pousibly by

Thermometer Meson!

1l‘lie highest point of the thermometer tor
twenty-four hours ending at noon today
54 decrees above zero: lowest 47 degrees

 

 

 

min-r: ._ ..__
Him-mm Almanac for Tumurruw.

uuu'nm Bun sets manna.» Low tide
"at I315 at 6:12 at “£6. 1:21

 

Wot-loan Australian Ballot.

There are stairs in this Union that
flatter themselves they have adopted the

‘ “Australian method of voting, altered to

finittho conditiom of n iron and on.

lightened republic. The alterations in
he. ballot are the nubji ct of u dismrrta-
lion in The Forum by Hon. llugh ll.

. hunk. It may bo rcmnrkcd thaw.
1:qu Woe formerly a inmnbor of the

‘ New Zenlund logisluturo, and therefore
knows whereof ho writes.

' Mr. ‘Lnsk’s dolibt-rato judgment is

t the Amoricun A istrulinn ballot,
,eii'paoinlly an itis worked in Kev-x York
state, is a deliboroto attempt to confuse.

[mid delndo the voter and put him more

than over under tho yoko of party bond‘

ago.

In Australia registration socks the
voter find not the voter ri‘gistmtion. A
specially anointed (‘lllitl‘l‘ gm 9. through
the district and titlit'rl down tho noun

‘ 'nnd address of may \‘Uli’l‘ in it. A non-
uitizon who should attempt to votu
would tllorl‘foro be, instantly (lotcctod.
The lint of citizens in (lll‘ll voting din-
‘ lrict is printod and :cnttrrrd :.broud to
, meet; tho cyo of tho public. It is thin

that tho clinllengn-s mo made, if thorn
I , are any, and not {it tho polls.

When it comes to vofing, we arc in
{armed by Mr. Lil‘lfi that " it in not con—
sidered either iioolusui'y or dosdrnblu- to
’ muko’clt-mion (lays holidays. ” le prur-
033 of voting is‘so eiinplo (but it in ms-
, ‘ily acmmplisln-d and \‘i :'y quickly ovir
, “No two lumen arc inixml at u. singh»
. "election.” If it is an olmtion for logis-
-,lutors no codicil is nilixr d to tlm lilth-f

asking H10 (humid and oblneontt d‘votor
to declare inlwlhor ho in in favor of tho
initiative and I'Ofi‘l'l ndnm or omioM-d to
the name. Uundidnti-H for unto, county
and municipal oflh-i-s. mo nndvr no tir-
oumntunors llllxi'il up llko lbw lxubiw in
"Pinaforv." 'l'lio tlr'lo-t 1m ll ow ly
‘oontoluu Iliumunosmf thoi'ow minimum
in alpbiibotjcnl order. Tiw vom- i'l‘m'ln
the. polling bomb, tllo olvmiou (’ll'lk
gets his; mime mid bonds him lbw lii‘lwt
. with u poncll. 'l‘liu votm' ruin: Iln' p’llt‘ll
through tho nnniw of third? Ill! down not
want and lvnvvs tlm rout, dtoliv ibi- pru-
pm‘ud ticket llllll pom-e out all u door up,
posite tho one which bu vim-rs. Tim! in
all there is of it. liiybt or ton tlmusund
Ville! um runily cunt M n uimzln polling
place between 8 in tho morning and 4
. in the afternoon. Thin syutvmllr. Lori;
I "l grommets, with riglitloun nzircnnm, with
the monstrous ”blnnkot ballot" llmt
"mnnqderndca hero under the mum of tho
famine Australian article.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The Credit System.
The number of roupootublo mm who
do business on the credit uyntom is
Whining inclined to overwhelm with
Wlmenslons tho porebnwho follows
the Ben Franklin maxim and pays no
‘» K goon. Matthew Marshall of tho Now
hark Sun says that this evil uyntmn in
particularly clmruotorintio 'ol’ Britinh
ind American flnanoloring. In this
imntrytho amount of domrutio hook
Em and discounts in not lam than 63¢

‘ ooh til all tho money in tho country.
In_,rGreat Britain it in $2,000,000.000,

flit! your Mono tho linbilitiw of our in-

.garme‘nts. Full and explicit directionn

.MillooflOO, or hourly tbreo lino-e on:

be other eldo of tho plomro is that for :

the world lives. It in by borrowing.
“'l'liut with thin huge mm or credit.
resting ohlcfly upon confldouoo in the
solvency of the debtors and only in a
email me upon the actuuloupitol
thoy possess, fl unciul panics can be ub-
solutely prover: cd is manifestly a duo
luaion in which man of experience
will indulge,” so Mr. Marshall. He
likewise calls attention to the fact that

vory low, the farmers of the west and
plontcreof the south complain that they
cannot borrow own at 1:: per cent. the
moury (boy dos-ire. Thu rcnson is, ac—
cording to tho nunm financial writer,
that tho forum's of tho west and the
pluntoru oi' the south “are notoriously

slow pnyrrs and often not poyors at
all."

The plan outlincd by Lieutenant
Peary for working tho izcrtli polo seems
cutiri‘ly i'vuuiblo. It. is as follows: Bond
a ship simply supplied with provisions
as for on th as Ehirurd Osborn iiord, on
tho (il‘i.'(lllllll(l coast. From. the [ship
provisions could be convryod during one
summir across Hurry channel to tho lund
Ponry mw north of Groonlnnd two years
ago; also a Similar could be made there.
This in us far north on 84 or 85 dogroos
latitude. From this point early the next
nunnntr tho rxploring party ~“mid start
north and gain the pole. Poury thinks
there may be on archipelago of islands
about IllB polo itself extending from
this nido of the world.

The present sruson has developed a
new campaigning method for tho head
of curb great party. Ono candidate
travels through tho length and breadth
of tho land, eélimving himself and speak-
ing to all mankind who desire to see
and hear him. Tho hood of the otbor
tickot romains strictly {it homo and let-H
.lll mankind who Want to son and hear
him come to him. Ono candidate makes
three. speeches a day on~’lii’e“t‘lnvoling
tour, the other rmoivcs three delega-
tions it day at his home.

 

 

SENTINEL PATTERN.

A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this 61mm
May be Obtained by Using tho Coupon.

We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bozo:
Glove-lilting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady renders some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of

for putting together the. garments ao-
oompuny each pattern

 

‘099-4 :i‘vcs‘ Capo.

(:onuine English covert cloth in an
('qullnlli' shade of dovr Color, with vel—
vm' in n dorkor tune, is oli'mtivoly coni-
blood in this docidodly corroot garment,
nuituliic alike for completing n visiiingn

milling or church ti'iilottv. 'i‘ho capo. of
becoming length, is nionntvd ovc-r it
short _v«.‘.;o lining of circular almpo, thus
orienting n pvl'l'ovt :uljuntmvnt. l‘lu‘
«lupin; is accomplished by eight gums,
and may, tboroforo, been: t'i‘tlllilllllCfllly.

fx’o buttur dosign 'nn bo suggi-eted
liar rmuodi-ling one of land ei-nmn‘r

mmb 5. Thu nppur portion of Him-opt! tits
close-ly to tho ilt'plll of tho shallow yoke-
From this point tlu- nddltionnl nuitoriul is
lftlil in doop nndrrlying iilltlln providing
tho fashionable ilnro to tho lovvm' udgo.
Till] cloning in effectod through tlm
('enlru front by (foot hooks and loops,
.‘ui intcilining of light weight orinolino
yin-alimlyio l‘hc wrnp while u. pri-tty
Luing “g. two-toned milk is u Illi'llfillllz
.uldll ion. Further doi'umtion in nilordvd
by tho ornzunonlul straps that. («loud
l'mm llu- collar to tho Silillllllt‘l‘ and mo
«mould with liijon buttons. A die-
lEnriivv fonturo in tho big]: during (-01-
ln'. llu'ul with volvot, (but Will provi-
‘wh 'pl'nfel'lii'e and bm‘mtliug. All r11:-
olntinn cloukingu uro :ulnptod to the
imdo. mob on luolton, mvort, \vliipoord,
billiard cloth, broadcloth, om, whilo
l’onudo-noiv, rich brocade. satin or
rely lutuvyclunking Hill: will make up
prmiiy in conjunction with w-lvot nod
for. ’l‘omoko this cupolor a lady in
the medium size, it will roquiro two
ynrda of l‘orty-four-iucb wide lllllli'l'llll.
This pattern, No. (Mn. is out. in sizes for
n :32. iii, ll'il, 3H, 40 nud 42-inch bust
intiiixire, and rotulls for iii) cunts.

EVENING SENTINEL

OOUPON.

ll'ntltllnu to one hump. our sins. of No.
this out. in can oddr so
out ml mi‘ll’ii’rulani‘o tto d °

 

 

vent debtors promiio to foot up $200, -
000.

ll'houlauds of pooplo literally make

living by borrowing. Wh‘on they

g borrowed from everybody thoy
~ may go into bankruptcy. dimp-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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, turn up woman u now zillion~

Stortsvant’a Bargain Noun

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while interest rates in eastern cities are ‘

‘collars and coils of ‘ull the Nor

 

' now.

Connecticut , ' I
Laundry,

Havilaud street—

Two complete lauodries in one ;‘
hand and steam, cacb alone of ca
pacity snilicient {or all the shirt‘,

walks and their tributaries com
billed.

Snowy wIiittncss of linen can llt‘
produced only by the usc of filter-
ed and regenerated water. for held:
from the effect in washing, cloudy
water does not make cleir starch-
ing posaiblo.

Now York I undriot'can hardly
compete in this respect. Our Mr.
Rude, who has had much exper-
ience in New England laundries,
says he never used anything to
compareuwith the water from our
filter.

Have you seen Mr. Relyen's hand
ironcd abuts? “Poems” in lincn
tlicy are. '

Our two wagons are at your ser-
vice to collrct and dolivcr.

Connecticut
Laundry,

Hovdand street.

 

 

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”HnLE’S -_.

 

Curt. :dl CUl(lS, 25c: at your drug
gists.

 

NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.

.\.idvd by our steam derrivkr, saws. bor-
mi; xiinizhinos. etc, we ozui qnoto

LOW PRICES UN

fill Kinds of Timber Work!

i‘hul'obvs. Factoring or any [.zn'go Build-

ing work a spv ‘iulty.

Slltll‘, lllVl'lllrllllll .\\'lii\'l'l'1.
EAST NURWALK, CUNN.

LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.

nllilY

 

DON'T GET LEFT

behind Ill iiw swim
\vbilo ovoryonwlso
in guano-ring in tho
amnion-hing bur-
glilll‘l in nilvvr nov-
i‘llzvs Hill-Hui by H
ll. lltlY'l‘ nt ouch
low pi‘lt‘t‘d. .10 l'l‘lltfl
on dollar onunot be
rimllod for such
lmodr nud prion-a
n; vvr Worn board of. nod to be caught.
napping \vbilo tlwy mo Doing hold likv
bot cukou may not bo n oi'inurmbrt it is a
dvml love. ~

All silver novelties .300 on the dollni
until Sept. int.

HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,

on Wtullllllilbllll rim-mt

 

 

If .V' ’l'fi.‘ R TA 1 NM 12' X 7'5

,NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

‘i'. w. MITCHELL ............ . ..... .‘lmmger
()ne wean, commencing

mono“, ocr. l9. ’
Rice’s
Comedians.

Hum-(oi oowignmont of tho world‘s Illl‘lfl‘HI.
in mint. uud ltt‘tii mnuwnwnl ontorm'iso
now I Mum llw rmhlii- ut xuoulnr m'lwm.

lllrll‘lill'l‘illllll.
MHMIn)‘-—"ln tho Tl'i‘lll‘lli'll "
'l‘tlowInw-“liwmon Muhtn."
“Whammy ~r".-\ll in ”to Family."
'l‘bum In} J‘lImh-r th‘» Llon‘e lbw.“
Friday-3' ' l‘wlxt Low nnd Duty."
Hidurdnr-“Jmu‘l Homo."

I‘llOl'Llfl
ELEGANT (.‘OS'I‘U M ES.

l’l'll'ilfl only lm‘I. line. .300. Route on min l’rI-
ilny mmninu. lit Wood n null ’l‘omllnnou’u. ii
‘ (l

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Shorty Sherwood, no.3}

 

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tono fancy Silks for

 

 

 

 

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ON STORE.

uonwuiu, can. u. v. omce, “‘2 anonowuv.
Feirfle’ld county's Greatest Store.

 

 

 

 

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We Sell as Low as Any suite in tho country.
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Auction Silks.

Here they are:

6 pa. Moire Roman.

$1.50 per yd.

Dress Goods.

It is hardly necessary for us to mention this

the people}. of Norwalk and vicinity know that we have the
best lines in tho slot-e.

4'.) in. fancy mixtures. 250.
:55; in. Novelties, N. Y. gets .300. we ask 390.
no in. oil wool Suiting, Finn.

Damestic Goods.
JUST A FEW ITEMS.
Apron gingbnms,

Linens.

Til—inch half blmu‘bod,

SIS-inch, Irish full bleached damask,

if. bourrlo jlickots, all sizes,

1'3 plush copes,

in cloth cape-s,

10 Irish fro-7.0 jnr‘kois,

if. i'rivzo bour‘ii- jzlckois,

l0 bonnie. capes, snuipiml,

ll) korsry rayon, lino quality.

10 bunch) for trimmed (upon,

1'3 lino korsoy jurkotn, moon, ton and blzu-k,

T!

A Nice Treat!

You Want . .

33 WEST WASHINGTON

like in. two tone Funcios, N. Y. oaks Silo, our price, 4190.
min. two tone rich eifoote.N.Y.prii-o $1,0nr price»? i a“
Our Priestly and Gold Modal Block Goods, are tliobcat-
qunlitios, from ink: to $175 per yd.

219 nor ym'd

tic dowel; flannel, .2.- “ "
tic. brown shooting in short lengths, 5‘30 “
All wool rod tlunnol, 15c. “ “

‘lfw per yard
Iii-inch, the bout full bli'acbvd for tho Ill‘ll‘t‘,filbi .. ‘-
Sl'k: Ii H

OUR FAMOUS CLOAK ROOM.

Your Purchases Herc fa

Becauscyou secure not only the lowest prices, but intrinsic merit, hondst valuein every
purchase. Nowhere else is there so complete a gathering Of maulr Fall and
Winter Merchandise, the cream of fabric production.
tion of garments and costumes, diversity of sea-
., . . . sonable merchandise. . . . .

On Tuesday, of this work, there was tho groutont and
tion sale of silks that ever took piano in this country; over
53,004) yards sold in one day. Our syndicate wore presont
and secured their share.

15 on. blk. brocade gros grain Silk, the quality we
sold at ill, auction price. We. Como boforo thoy are gono.

5 ps. hlk. Annuro 98c yd, auction price, film. I

ll pe. blk. Penn do Soio, $1.50 yd., auction price. Ellie.

5 pa. blk. satin Rhudnme, $1.25. auction prion, 75c.
Also the wind up of Cheney Brotliors’ bin-it. $1.50 two
mist and evening: drossuu.
the wry brat silk in the country for this solo, Tim pot yd.
Look at them, the hulldsmnost ovvr shown in Norwulk.

6 ps. Moire Velour, in all shades and white.
the latest New York. price on thoeo gmds,>3l.2fi,onr pricoxl.
For skirts, ”115 is tho grandest,

This in

This is

stock, for

$5 Illl
33.50
Lllfi
ills

11.95
-I fill
3.5”
Ii fill

lllln

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l’ctféc-

You!

Vt l have the largest stock of j; ckets and capes in CO!!-

nocticur.
1 I'll (3h conov oollnrottea,
l:i-iu -b‘ oleotrio oollnrottos,
lib-chic soul Capos,
(Ionry import,
Ahli'ulill‘dll copes,
Wu have a great variety of for

u. in
(HM
18.50
7 5o
213.00

that we soil from 10 to

25 per cent. lower than you can buy the some quality in

New York.

Time To Change Your Underwear.

The woutlier tolls the need of
We have all kinds an clamp on :my
We all» keep on line qualities :1.

 

warmer undorolothing.
iody can aiford to buy.
anybody would. The

trashy kind we do not keep. If you want this kind we are
not going to help you throw your money nwny by selling
it. ’l'ho list lwlow will givo you on idoli of about what can

be found in our stock.
.mlics’ and 11:15. ’

 

 

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.3 lion
from :i to 7, worth 3522‘; per garment, at 25c.

 

5' combination suits, mode of line
lim'ptinn yarndlrocod lint-d. all sin-.924. por null, 502. .
..;;_w,;ti:ui Fillipoilvilh‘lfi, pants to match, Sizes

Do '8' and 'irls' lionv lilac-cod ribbed vests, nuts and
l f». Y

drawvrs, nil sizos, ill 2.30.

lulisson‘ natural Australian wool wants and punts, sizes

113, l‘i. 'JO and L'3, :Lt Silo: sizes ‘34, '34} and '38, at 75c: Sizes 30,
32, mid ill, at ill; just 2.} per cent loss than rognlzu‘ prices.
The celebrated

 

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Luzerno UNDER-
WEARm'bito eoru
:mdn utural.for
ladies, guaranteed
non shrinking,
mode of the finest
grade wind, 5 01d
overymiere 21:51.25
our price $1.00.
Ludios‘
wool ribbed vests
and pants, long and
abort sleeves, the
he quality at 50c.
Men‘s gray and

w bite

white merino and
ribbed iloecod lined
underwear. worth
75c; all sizes at 500.

TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2

I

CHARLEéME.géYMOU R,

Loading Grocer.

I U U U I

 

Commencing Monday, (ii-Lubri- lL’Lli, and continuing for
one week we will haw zl gram! display of

l-luylcr’s Choco also

and cocoasscrvcd free with our nmuorous Fancy cakes and
crackers by no cxpcricnccd lady. All are welcome.

New figs, new lionoy, new maple syrup, new maple sugar,
now liuck\\'lic;it, new clurosc, McClurcn's Hub CllCL‘SL‘ in jars,
sage choose, fancy gilt odgc cl'cnmci'y Illltllt‘l',t'lt'f.‘,'lllll. collccs,
rich, Iiigh’llnvoi'cd toils, fancy new fruits in glass.
You ,\ out now goods, you want the best goods—411$ is the
place to procure them.

N ORWALK

 

 

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THE PENN

In buying from us make the dollars to go into the bank for a

 

 

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21’. pounds bout Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
25 pounds best llx. C Sugar for $1.00.
5 pounds bests Creamery Iluttor for $1.00.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per pound, 7c.
I Sugar Cured Hams, per lb 12c.
Y pounds good Mixed Ton For $1.00.
10 pound Kit Mnckcrclfilmo.

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Donovan Building. .

 

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gmvwmpil? Well on“ “tint an.”

 

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~ ”W I.” oenu 'lgvu
"Wm WM”

NEW YORK GROCERY

- - - - south Not-walk.
. ‘ o u mo :7 MAIN urns-r unnwum.

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“Rainy Day.”

CO.

V " ‘ ‘ mvw WAY. ”2;

Why do I love you. "oaths-rt mind
In sooth. I cannot say.

have some to me so stealth!!!
I now: now his way. -

His gentle tootuteps namely pressed
The pathway to my heart.

I only saw him standing there
And knew he'd ne'er depart.

How can I tell what brought him when
I know not how he come?

Ionly knew and bowed before
Thu mugio of his name. *'

So many are morn bountiful?
Ah. well. per-chance: ’tis true.
So many are much bottor, deurf
Sweet, no one (also in “you."
wllultimuro American.

 

“A PRINCESS or: BYZANTIUM.”

Clnlmn of a. “'ornan “'1": Say! Ibo II I .
Descendant of Emperors.

In a modrst home in Buyswntor, n dis-
trict. of London, lines a little woman who
hue taken on much intorost in tho troubles
in Crete in; pmbnbly'nny other member of
her sex. :~‘.bo looks upon tho people of the
island, in foot, on kinnnion in u noose, for
she is. [incur-ding to her story, a descendant;
of tho rulorn of tho Byzantine empire, to
which Croto onuo belonged. Eugenio,
l’rluucsri Nilzoplmrn Komnicnzi I’nlwlogu,’
known on Mme. Christolorim, bus, how-
evvr, no linporinl retinno. Sbn supports
burnt-If by writingzirtioli-n‘for newspapers
and riluyzizim-n and novels. 51m 1.4, to), an
urtist undo Sculplnt of some merit and
lends a Inn-y lilo. lint she is proud of the
story of llt'l' illii‘i'shil‘h" power.

"Yrs.” obs sold inn rocont intorvlow,
"I roprosuio all {be dynasties who out-o
ruled in Byzantium. The real line to
which my fondly lmlongn is that of tho
Kiltillxi‘llllll'xli‘i'llllllrllfi(lilltllllfltt‘sl. But,
through tho marriages from generation to
generation, I also how tho blood of tho
link ‘. Kninnoiills, l’nlmlogud, Inuit-unis,
Alzzyv-(Jntilnsion and tho iiinz-atininnls,"
nnd in Immf the block cyod vmunm with
tho (:Z'lt‘llllll l'mtmuu pointed to a family
“TL: on :i grout roll of purcluncnt bearing
the soul oi Liloltzi.

“1 iii} Jolt wns born in Malta," sziio went
on. "Our l’nmily lnul boon settled tlioro
eim'o 1.31.”, n: which time l’rinco Emanuel
do L3l::-ist«.ioro.~z come to the island with
Halo _-\!l:lill, the grand mostvt of the St.
John iribr. altor tho lll‘l‘Ulc (lt'fCllio of
libodos ngnimt the Turks. I did not al-
ways livo in Malta, bowowr, but spout o
numlwr i-f yours in indizl and in ilormnny,
will sulilird in England in low yollru ago.
of com-so tho lln'lliill‘y of my faitliorlnnd
wns cwr with inc, and l have nnmytllings
tbzi: nmll tho knights of my country.
’l‘lu-sc \"ilN'h‘ bolongvd to Pinto, the grand
music-r of tho t‘vrdirr of Malta. I have,
too, :1. for: liolivlins, in which is woven his
cum of itl'lLLH, \\ lm'll Pinto gave my grout-
gront~;:r.uidm.»tl::r, the Princess Rosa Di-
lllzu'll-linllli‘l."

l'rimo 'l'boodor dl (,‘brietoforos. tho fa-
ther of tin,- Ill‘lllL’i“4’~'. alto? tho nlxlicution
of King Utto, tho lhivnrinn, of iirocco, was
one of {be (‘llllilllllili‘fi for the vacant
throne. ’l'lio princess is firm in tho buliot‘
(but Lil‘i‘L‘Cl.‘ \wuld linvo boon [WOhIICI‘OLlS
bud llkr Iilllllly become its micro—Now -
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Tho l'mrorialniiea of Fame.
All that ii mortal of Fir-John Millull
has. boon lnid to rust. Ilia Works rs‘nmin,
nlul tilt-y will dolight gmu'miluns in mine
no 1‘55, \VL‘ lll'lli‘Y“, than iiii'y lulu! ill-light.-
0d tlm goiwruziwii that is post. \Yill tin-y
oiuini'o [or m-nturivs as \vi-ll us for gt‘llill‘ll-
tiom‘: Ir. wrri- l‘il>ll-—ll‘.l_V, it is impossiblo
—-—Lu no)”; rush. ln‘i'ullnt‘ judmm-nts in art:
ninth. rs urn uftnr wry unwrtuim impossi-
Illt‘. Lot-.ruw lllt‘ rcputnlion of a pointer

lilopunds upon Illa) pigmonts. nnd whotlior

his phantom will ondure only timo rain
ellilw.

’1 bus.- who stood yostordny in tho “ort-
istaa‘ l‘Hl‘lnl'” of tho vi'ypt must have ro-
cnllud lurumwnm null: ul‘ tin-so disturbing
turn rs. Among rho nx'iists buried Lln-ro is
lil‘llj.i!lllll \‘l-ml , lli‘. i'in, \\‘il5 lll'ugltlt‘h’
rind tho mun wind-rot” his zinw, whom
all lb.» w. :ld admin-d, and who won ful-
lotvud in ilzv grow-by tlm :illcotinnnto ud-
mirmluzi ul mlilvutnd wvi'iu'iy. Yul who
kumls i-i‘ Win-K's pii'tm‘m now? 'l‘lu'rc lira
Sullltl in {bi- pu.«~.~.s~lmiul ilir Null-null gfi.
bry, but. (my lim- Icon suit in limbo.
'l'llo [whiun Willl’ll [d‘niluvml thrill and 3dr
mil'i'd lid-1n lula‘ pod-rd :m'ny.

ln the Min? macs filiglft‘ili‘tl by tho bis-
tary nl' tlw airiists' ('Hl'llt'l' it is not the
i'uubimn', but lln' plum-ms. tliutlinvn gnuo.
'l‘llvrn ill'l,‘ sowml ul’ livynolds’ pit-lures
who li ll(l\t‘ I» vi. fading only; in tho night.
of 11m”. Mill lnilrr, und iL sum-um only lui)
llLuly that tho 2m mind\x'unu-nwitllwhoso
cuulitm'lrn [.i‘i-u'ittnmllrn Ill’lllll’il thi- hulls
Mid ('Zl.'lli'.‘- oi l-lntrlund uill ouo du)’ be
only llil‘ ”ghmls ol gown,"

And ilh l‘vr (bu innit 'l‘urnor, who pun
Mild mid N‘i‘llllll t» Jirno caught. "lilo
llj..tIlIvlllill. lll'l‘l‘l‘ \mMm loud or Hm, illu
t‘winw'l'lilii'il nod Ill-port's dz'mnu,“ runny
ol hi4 \‘mudi-rml inn; l‘i"~>l£!llh‘ urn ulrrndy,
In liliml truth. "ltllv Linslilmtnlltlol1mg-
unnlx, l'ddvdi"-«--l.oi:duu Nome.

A l‘ulr oi‘ llobluu.

A proziv lull. int-blunt. is that told by
Miwl-ld;moi-13M“norm-willypnbllebvd
igoi‘rmp-miiwn.u, of on old pummtui Imr
impinimmu-r. llnlzln Woods. who won wry
nick, wry old nnd butupprmrhlnglilnond.
rjlic \wnl in w him null found him in
but, Murry nod unmnwlulning, onjuylng
tlu: l-‘m'it'ly of bin pvt. bird, n robin rod-
lihonl. \vlllvll ilullvrml cnimzlimlly “bout
tlw rmm, omirriy ot librrty und ontlruly
tit lmuu‘.

'l Lu old imm Willi obont to how it “loud,
Mid m lw rink bid luml of milk and pour
tom tho bird. \lluvli imd pvri‘lu'il on tho
[mil of tho IINI, buwvd courtly ulong’ltu
lnnutl’r'o body l‘rnm lilo [not upwm'd, Hill‘ll
oi it nlmrv in tho fifth-ii. film thought. tho
night it prolly our and mid to tho luvnlld,
Ionizing from “no l'ullin in tho ntlwt":

“ You mun wry lumpy illfll‘lllilrl"

" You," mm Hm minim.titluwul'llll tllo Old
Mlmv Moilul gl‘lllo-lully m. bin companion-
ithli' Illtlo lmilwmkr. "we With that ever
Iinvu Wu mm nmrriod. ” ,

“the flowery Walt".

'l'lnw moi whorl tho woltor in the Bow-
ory rmiunmnt Wm: omentlnlly “burgh." ,
That. lion ull gmw out «if Iilm. Time was
\vlwu bio cmtomnry grouting mum in thin
i‘orm. “ Soy. young mm, wlmtobor wont?"
‘limt llllll nil goon out of him too. 'l'lio old
loom u in tlwru, but It workotli only will»!
no, Nowmlnyu bu mutants billion” with
hurtling Illul lm in u. iron mun and hotter,
than (my now upon whom ho white by '
thrmvlng tin: dis-boo upon this table in an ,
ufl'ut’t to brook than. 'l‘ho napkin in wand ‘
ut tho citslmm‘t‘, bull the outlet! is nplllml i
from the cup into the winner, and that in
ull.~—Anmrimn Caterer.

-. im 5‘;ng mu. ,

If you want your mt runny to ring hit
but and look in: purulent, teed him new
clone": with lmrd boiled egg: chopped
one and mixed with mixer min hm
not give blur not. than u

 

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